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JURE: Saying goodbye to my dog is the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do

JURE: Saying goodbye to my dog is the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do

After nearly 13 years of friendship, I was not prepared for it to end
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Coal exports boom, climate worries bloom

Coal exports boom, climate worries bloom

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Teck reviewing alternatives for steelmaking coal business

Teck reviewing alternatives for steelmaking coal business

Teck repositioning to focus on resources it sees will be in demand in a lower emissions world
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Chinese firms bet big on B.C. coal

Chinese firms bet big on B.C. coal

Chinese companies have announced investments totaling $1.36 billion to develop two new coal mines in northeast B.C.
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‘Unacceptable environmental effects:’ New federal policy restricts thermal coal

‘Unacceptable environmental effects:’ New federal policy restricts thermal coal

Policy puts another roadblock in front of Coalspur Mines and its Alberta Vista mine expansion
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Underground coal mine gets B.C. approval

Underground coal mine gets B.C. approval

HD Mining's proposal moves ahead after bitter battle over temporary foreign workers
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Christy Clark vows heavy levy on U.S., Alberta, Saskatchewan coal

Christy Clark vows heavy levy on U.S., Alberta, Saskatchewan coal

$70 carbon levy would make thermal coal exports non-viable
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Coal dust escaping rail cars spurs B.C. petition

Coal dust escaping rail cars spurs B.C. petition

Local governments are on board with Shuswap resident’s request for better control of escaping particulate
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Christy Clark calls for U.S. thermal coal export ban

Christy Clark calls for U.S. thermal coal export ban

Clark asks Justin Trudeau to ban U.S. thermal coal shipments to B.C. for sale to Asia
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Mexico’s president revived dangerous form of coal mining

Mexico’s president revived dangerous form of coal mining

Mines so narrow only one worker can squeeze in at a time, experts say
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